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I made this book to show you that sometimes, bad things happen and it can feel like they only happen to you or make you feel alone. I want to encourage you to find places where you feel safe and to know that feelings are an important part of growing up. Sometimes really terrible things happen and sometimes it feels terrible and it really isn't that bad. What is important is to know that you matter, and what you see, and experience matters. You have a right to tell your story. If you are not comfortable telling your story to someone who is safe and can help you then you can paint or draw to…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
I made this book to show you that sometimes, bad things happen and it can feel like they only happen to you or make you feel alone. I want to encourage you to find places where you feel safe and to know that feelings are an important part of growing up. Sometimes really terrible things happen and sometimes it feels terrible and it really isn't that bad. What is important is to know that you matter, and what you see, and experience matters. You have a right to tell your story. If you are not comfortable telling your story to someone who is safe and can help you then you can paint or draw to feel better. I am so happy to share the story of Skyflower Izfree with you. I hope you like her, and enjoy her story of how she got her horse. I grew up in a time and place where I was the only child with one parent who was from America and one who was from Egypt, in Africa. I was bullied because of that, so I want kids that have parents who might seem different, for any reason of kids who feel different or kids who are bullied, for having something that makes them different, to know that "different is good". I also want kids to know that they have a right to talk about things that makes them feel scared and that is okay to talk about fighting, and make more peace in the world.
Autorenporträt
Jehann El-bisi is a single mother who was trained as an elementary education specialist. Holding a Doctorate in Teacher Education and Curriculum studies from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, and as a survivor of trauma, she discovered the use of narrative, art and storytelling, as powerful modalities for healing.As a "triracial" woman of African, European and Native American descent and ancestry, she is dedicated to multicultural and inclusive literature for children and adults. This is her first illustrated children's book, and book one of the Skyflower Izfree series, created to empower children from unique cultural and racial backgrounds, adding to the growing body of work that celebrates diversity. For children who must face or overcome loss, or trauma, Skyflower Izfree is a resilient and joyful character who taps into courage and nature and positive forces for survival. She is easy for all children to relate to. From Skyflower, they can gain a sense of belongging, finding their own voice and strength.It is presented as powerful enough to open dialogue, and universal and light enough to appeal to wide audience of both children and adults. It is intended to assist all adults working with or parenting children, in various capacities of educator, clinician, or counselor. The character Skyflower Izfree is based on real experiences of the author, and is autobiographical.There is a soft doll that accompanies this book for multiple and dynamic therapeutic purposes.